3 Career Training Strategies for Greater Success

Whether you are a manager, an entrepreneur or looking for work, everyone needs career training. What is career training? In this video, I will share my top career strategies for greater success. Sometimes you need to know where to focus your energy if you want to get out of a career rut. I will give you 3 career strategies you can use.

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0:00-0:49 Introduction
0:50-2:25 What’s the Difference Between a Job and a Career?
2:26-3:05 Career Strategy #1: Do You Really Want to Develop Your Career?
3:06-4:07 Career Strategy #2: How to Be Happy at Work
4:08-4:45 Career Strategy #3: Get Praiseworthy Performance…every. single. time.
4:46-5:25 One Universal Career Skill
5:26-6:01 People School

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Vanessa Van Edwards is a national bestselling author and founder at Science of People. She is also a recovering awkward person.
She is the bestselling author of Captivate: The Science of Succeeding with People which has been translated into 15 different languages. Vanessa’s unique approach has been featured on CNN, BBC, CBS, Fast Company, Inc., Entrepreneur Magazine, USA Today, Today Show and many more.

Vanessa shares tangible skills to improve interpersonal communication and leadership, including her insights on how people work. She’s developed a science-based framework for understanding personalities, decoding body language and improving people skills to help people communicate professionally, socially and romantically.

Vanessa works with entrepreneurs, growing businesses, and trillion dollar companies; and has spoken to thousands of audiences at TEDx London, MIT and CES to name a few.

Science of People looks at the hidden forces that drive our behavior. It’s mission is to help people achieve their goals faster and understand what makes people tick.

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[AdityaKadamMechanical]

I am a research engineer in IIT Bombay, it pays less but job satisfaction is great. All my answers are YES!!!

[ignaciopadilla]

Captivate The Science Of Succeeding with people Great Book just ordered it keep it coming Nessa!

[flavioptferreira]

Hey, Vanessa you just sold me 2 trainings in 1 career tip, without losing my interest. That's rapport! I'm taking'em both.

[fluxbuzz]

I follow as many of your adivices as I can and they all work perfectly :) thank you for sharing

[aparnamohanakumar]

I want to be an Entrepreneur, Thanks Vanessa for all the wisdom
that you have passed onto us.

[studythinking]

Thanks again for your great videos. They are well researched. What about doing a video on realistic but useful reflection on ones own failures in order to better oneself enough to not fail in those areas again or at least to do better in the future? That is something I desperately need help with, especially realistically knowing when I am ready to try something again that I did poorly at several times in the past. How much self reflection is enough and which sort is most effective? I know my last post on this video was pretty preachy but I do believe in what I was trying to say. Thanks again, your work is great.

[studythinking]

Mmmm, and what about those wonderful people with lower paying jobs and fewer qualifications? Some people only want a simpleminded job because they know that sort of work can be just as important at keeping the gears of society going and it is less pressure and not too taxing. Feminists and people who teach psychology of interpersonal relations are doing some great work, although feminists and people who teach psychology of interpersonal relations don’t often tackle the lower social status demographics, the place where help is most needed. This sort of video or article is often geared towards the speakers own social status demographic or higher.

I would be so happy if your lessons could occasionally be simplified to be easy for someone living an oppressed life in a low paying job who may have troubles at the way they are often being treated, often abusively. I know that is pretty heavy, but I am terrified that the sort of thing this kind of video teaches only goes to empowering ethical monsters who want to succeed at selling bad products to gullible consumers which effects consumers terribly who might not have the budget to consume and shop and spend constantly. Thanks though for your work, I have trouble connecting to people myself and I think your videos give some good advice. I have even payed for a couple of Udemy courses.

I know you work with some government agencies, I just hope the focus and motivation of those agencies is about healing and empowerment rather than about rhetoric and spin, because there is no democracy if you fool the majority of voters, democracy can only happen with an accurately informed electorate. That means when spin and rhetoric are being used to win elections we live in a dictatorship and not a democracy. Who wants to be part of a dictatorship?